Zonda Tec Ghana Limited has unveiled the GWM Tank 300 vehicle, embodying a fusion of luxury and high performance. The launch event took place on June 25, 2024 in Accra's Airport Area, showcasing an impressive 4x4 marvel alongside the POER pickup.

Designed to conquer both on and off-road challenges, the GWM Tank 300 boasts cutting-edge technology and comfort features. It offers all-terrain mode selection, crawl control, and a robust 2.0T Petrol engine with 162kw/380nm torque, or a 2.0T HEV option delivering 255kw/648nm torque, paired with ZF 8AT or 9HAT transmission, respectively. Safety is also paramount with integrated side airbags and a high-strength body.

Standout features include 17" Alloy Wheels, a 12.3” Multimedia Touchscreen, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and a 360 Around View Camera. Advanced driving aids include Adaptive Cruise Control, Lane Departure Warning with Lane Keep Assist, Traffic Sign Recognition, Roof rails, and Rear Cross Traffic Alert with Brake.

Madam Yang Yang, Managing Director of Zonda Tec, emphasized the vehicle's tailored design for Ghanaian consumers, highlighting its affordability without compromising on comfort or durability.

She underscored the launch as a pivotal moment in Zonda Tec's commitment to advancing Ghana's automotive landscape.

“Having been in the automotive industry for decades, we are very honored to bring you this latest range of the GWM Tank 300 and POER pickup which is a perfect fit for the Ghanaian market and demonstrates our commitment to automotive development in Ghana” Madam Yang Yang said.

She commended the government for creating a conducive environment for investors to thrive while ensuring that they participate in the local industry through job creation, knowledge transfer, and technical know-how.

Madam Yang Yang expressed enthusiasm about connecting with customers and partners, inviting them to explore the unparalleled capabilities of the GWM Tank 300 and the POER pickup.

Deputy Minister of Trade, Micheal Okyere Baafi on his part said the government will continue to adopt conducive policies aimed at boosting the Automotive Development Programme initiated under the Akufo-Addo administration.

"Government remains committed to the development of the automotive industry with the aim of creating jobs for the youth and enhancing capacity building," the deputy minister said.

He also commended Zonda Tec Ghana for the investments made towards boosting Ghana's automotive space over the years.

Established in 2010 under Ghana's Companies Code 1963 Act 179, Zonda Tec has cultivated a reputation for excellence in distributing heavy and light-duty vehicles across Ghana, with branches in key locations including Tema, Kumasi, and Takoradi.









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